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Перевод: frequent

[прилагательное]
частый; учащенный; часто встречающийся; обычный; часто повторяемый; постоянный;
[глагол]
часто посещать

Тезаурус:

1. Leadership purges became more frequent.
2. In accountancy, banking, other middle-class professions, previously cast in the "job-for-life" mould, there are frequent redundancies.
3. A bookmaker who was not named because of the code of confidentiality between bookmakers and punters told the newspaper that Macari was a frequent client.
4. "When I was very young I had frequent dreams of Israel and the River Jordan, although I had never been there, and the first word I spoke was "Abba" - the Jewish word for father.
5. Consumables: frequent, regular orders
6. Green would be unlikely to know that the topography was considerably manipulated, but the use of boulders and rocks to build a foreground and the use of a mountain tarn as a middleground became frequent features of his work.
7. Restriction of livestock with similar variations is also a frequent negative element in combinations of conservation techniques.
8. The raids were not so frequent.
9. Sir: Dr Paul Robertshaw (3 October) suggests that the frequent practice of the rich (typical libel plaintiffs) to pass on their damages to charity acts "as an additional and self-legitimating, incentive to take awards through the ceiling".
10. During puberty, in addition to the frequent bursts of hormone release at night, there are smaller, less frequent bursts during the daytime.
11. Seeking clarification is a frequent behaviour that exerts a powerful influence over the behaviour of the other person.
12. Shallow tunnels running from setts out into fields are a frequent cause of concern, says the book, and are best dealt with by breaking in the roof of the tunnels and filling in the trench created.
13. Another dismissed Cabinet minister, Mr Biffen is a frequent critic of Mrs Thatcher's tone and of the government's preference for tax cuts over greater spending on the social services.